Is the Maruti Suzuki Victoris or the Tata Curvv cheaper?

The Tata Curvv, by ₹50,000: it starts at ₹10.00L against ₹10.50L ex-showroom for the Victoris. Both run well past that, so what you actually pay depends on the variant.

Which is more practical, the Maruti Suzuki Victoris or the Tata Curvv?

On the figures the makers publish, the Curvv swallows 500 litres of luggage against 439. Everything else about living with them, from boot shape to how the back seat actually feels, is a test drive question rather than a spec sheet one.

Which is cheaper as an automatic, the Maruti Suzuki Victoris or the Tata Curvv?

The Curvv: its cheapest automatic is ₹12.30L against ₹13.36L for the Victoris, ex-showroom. A gearbox is usually the biggest single step on either ladder, so check what else that trim brings before you read it as the price of the automatic alone.

Maruti Suzuki Victoris vs Tata Curvv: which should you buy?

The full picture

The Tata Curvv starts at ₹10.00L against the Maruti Suzuki Victoris's ₹10.50L ex-showroom, so it is ₹50,000 cheaper to get into.

They run together up to ₹19.00L, where the Curvv tops out. Past that only the Victoris has anything left to sell you, up to ₹19.99L.

Fuel is a real difference here: the Victoris comes in petrol, CNG and hybrid, the Curvv in petrol and diesel.

Same money, which car?

Take ₹19.00L to both showrooms and you come out with the Victoris ZXi+ at ₹18.64L or the Curvv Accomplished X+ Dark at ₹19.00L, the Victoris leaving ₹36,000 of that in your pocket.

Maruti Suzuki Victoris

ZXi+ Petrol Mild Hybrid AWD AT

₹18.64L

ex-showroom Delhi

₹36,000 of the budget left over

Tata Curvv

Accomplished X+ Dark Diesel AT

₹19.00L

ex-showroom Delhi

Our take

Our pickTata Curvv Accomplished X+ Dark

₹36,000 more buys blind spot monitor and all-wheel disc brakes

also getshill descent controltouchscreen (12.3" against 10.1")

Choose the Maruti Suzuki Victoris ZXi+ if: You would rather keep the ₹36,000 than pay for features you will not missOnly one here withhead-up display8-way powered driver seatsurround sound (Dolby Atmos)
Choose the Tata Curvv Accomplished X+ Dark if: You will do long stints in this car and want the daily comfortsOnly one here withblind spot monitorall-wheel disc brakesbi-LED projector headlamps

Put these two side by side, spec for spec →

Victoris vs Curvv, on paper

Spec	Maruti Suzuki Victoris	Tata Curvv
Price (ex-showroom)	₹10.50L to ₹19.99L	₹10.00L to ₹19.00L
Variants	21	26
Body type	Midsize SUV	Coupe SUV
Seats	5	5
Fuels	Petrol, CNG, Hybrid	Petrol, Diesel
Cheapest automatic	₹13.36L	₹12.30L
Boot	439 litres	500 litres
Length	4,360 mm	4,308 mm
Width	1,795 mm	1,810 mm
Wheelbase	2,600 mm	2,560 mm
Ground clearance	210 mm	208 mm
Fuel tank	45 litres	-
Turning radius	5.4 m	-
Warranty	3 years or 1,00,000 km	-

The working behind our take

Our pickTata Curvv Accomplished X+ Dark

₹36,000 more buys blind spot monitor and all-wheel disc brakes. Here is everything that fed that call.

+₹36,000The case for itblind spot monitorall-wheel disc brakesheadlamps (Bi-LED projector against LED projector)also getshill descent controltouchscreen (12.3" against 10.1")

Extra featuresCurvv Accomplished X+ Darkpanoramic sunroofdual-zone climate controldrive modesSOS call
Trade-offCurvv Accomplished X+ Darkhead-up displaypowered driver seat (8-way against 6-way)surround sound (Dolby Atmos)

The full story

Worth the extra ₹36,000: the Curvv Accomplished X+ Dark adds blind spot monitor, all-wheel disc brakes and headlamps (Bi-LED projector against LED projector) for it. The useful extras on top: hill descent control and touchscreen (12.3" against 10.1").

Also on the Curvv Accomplished X+ Dark: panoramic sunroof, dual-zone climate control, drive modes and SOS call, with more worth seeing in the table below
Going to the Curvv Accomplished X+ Dark, you give up head-up display, powered driver seat (8-way against 6-way) and surround sound (Dolby Atmos), which the Victoris ZXi+ keeps

Whichever you pick, the variant is where the money goes

Which Victoris to buy →Which Curvv to buy →

Victoris vs Curvv: the questions people ask

Is the Maruti Suzuki Victoris or the Tata Curvv cheaper?: The Tata Curvv, by ₹50,000: it starts at ₹10.00L against ₹10.50L ex-showroom for the Victoris. Both run well past that, so what you actually pay depends on the variant.
Maruti Suzuki Victoris vs Tata Curvv: which gives you more for the same money?: At ₹19.00L it is the Victoris ZXi+ against the Curvv Accomplished X+ Dark. Worth the extra ₹36,000: the Curvv Accomplished X+ Dark adds blind spot monitor, all-wheel disc brakes and headlamps (Bi-LED projector against LED projector) for it. The useful extras on top: hill descent control and touchscreen (12.3" against 10.1").
Which is more practical, the Maruti Suzuki Victoris or the Tata Curvv?: On the figures the makers publish, the Curvv swallows 500 litres of luggage against 439. Everything else about living with them, from boot shape to how the back seat actually feels, is a test drive question rather than a spec sheet one.
Which is cheaper as an automatic, the Maruti Suzuki Victoris or the Tata Curvv?: The Curvv: its cheapest automatic is ₹12.30L against ₹13.36L for the Victoris, ex-showroom. A gearbox is usually the biggest single step on either ladder, so check what else that trim brings before you read it as the price of the automatic alone.

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Prices are ex-showroom and change without notice. Specifications are compiled from public sources; always confirm with a dealer before buying.